I have always believed that instead of **bold** and *italic*, it should be *bold* and _italic_.
That extra asterisk is a poor design decision in markdown. It really makes it inconvenient to edit Markdown on a phone or tablet.
I’m sure back in the old days of READMEs, long before markdown was a thing, the conventions were this:
/italics/
_underline_
*bold*I don't know how well RFC 1855 reflected common practice, though. It might be worthwhile to check the rendering code in clients like tin and mutt.
According to my own local Markdown formatters, the answer would be both "usr" and "bin", with the surrounding slashes removed, but the internal slash remaining. In other words:
usr/bin
(but underlined instead of italic!)
Of course, this problem is nothing new since a filename might easily be named `_my_file_`.
Thank you for volunteering to field questions.
Scripting came out naturally, so why not. Since v2 QD comes with a permission system that makes things safer.
I wonder.
> Since v2 QD comes with a permission system that makes things safer.
That’s why not.
You got your JavaScript in my HTML.
Seriously though… it might be a useful feature. Or it could kill your product’s focus. Sincerely, good luck.